Undungeon Review (Xbox Series S)
Our Undungeon Review takes on this gorgeous Action/RPG driven by intense real-time combat and an immensely rich science fiction story. Travel between dimensions and change the world around you in an attempt to reconstruct the shattered Multiverse.
Undungeon Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 6.6GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Tutorial tips can be turned on and off. There is a tutorial area to learn but again is optional.
- Hack and slash combat.
- Weapons and items have durability and break.
- Auto pause kicks in at crucial points.
- Health – you release the potion that flies out and then you hit it, whoever hits it first gets it whether it is you or the enemies.
- Essence falls from enemies and is used to power up your cores.
- Buffs can be had by throwing the potion and hitting it just like health potions.
- You have a dash and block defense.
- Barter trading system for buying and selling items from vendors.
- Overmap where you can set a destination and watch yourself travel to New areas.
- Mirrors act as a respawn point.
- Loot drops from enemies and the environment.
- The day and night cycle happens as the days pass when navigating on the big over the map.
- Communicator device stores all quests, info, and tutorials.
- Karma plays a big part in the game and all actions give karma good or bad. Karma affects prices, hostility, and the way the game progresses.
- Level up with shards to unlock more slots to fit spheres that add to your stats and abilities.
- The overmap uncovers as you move around.
Undungeon Review Cons:
- Really convoluted tutorial system, you are never sure what’s going on.
- Slow starter.
- You never feel like you know what is happening and why.
- The combat is basic.
- The areas on the map are small.
- A lot of text with a very small font was used.
- No voice work so a lot of reading is required.
- Loads of loading screens that require a button press to exit.
- To leave an area you always have to go to a specific part.
- The menus are clunky especially the upgrade/level up menu.
- It gives you information and quests like you know what to do.
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Undungeon:
Developer: Laughing Machines
Publisher: Tinybuild
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